Turn Off Bad Pop Music and Turn On Good Marketing Strategy

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This week, we got into the sadness of crummy email marketing, the delight of writing productivity, and the puzzle of why anyone ever treated marketing and selling like they were two completely different things.

On Monday, Stefanie Flaxman talked about how weak email marketing is even weaker than Nickelback. (Wow.) Apologies in advance for any earworms that might get stuck in your head.

On Tuesday, Loryn Thompson took the “woo woo” out of journaling, and applied her data nerd skills to looking at what a daily journaling habit did for her writing — and how to fine-tune your habits so you can make more progress on the goals that matter to you.

And on Wednesday, I asked whether there’s still a difference between sales and marketing. Spoiler answer: Yes, but the line is a lot blurrier than it used to be.

Over on Copyblogger FM, I talked with Tara Gentile about why data privacy laws like GDPR can actually be great things for our businesses.

On Site Success, Jerod Morris looked at how to figure out (and improve) your positioning, one of the most important elements of your business or project.

And on The Writer Files, Kelton Reid continued his Best of ‘The Writer’s Brain’ series with a show on that dastardly plague: writer’s block.

— Sonia Simone
Chief Content Officer, Rainmaker Digital

Catch up on this week’s content

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Weak Email Marketing and Nickelback Have Less in Common than You Might Think

by Stefanie Flaxman

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How 6 Months of Daily Journaling Changed My Writing Habit

by Loryn Thompson

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Is There Still a Difference Between Marketing and Selling?

by Sonia Simone

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How to Use the GDPR to Make Your Business Stronger than Ever

by Sonia Simone

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3Q for Assessing (and Improving) Your Positioning

by Jerod Morris

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The Best of ‘The Writer’s Brain’ Part Four: Writer’s Block

by Kelton Reid

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